Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-20
NOTES AND EVENTS.

This morning, in about an hour and
half, Company c, of Nevada City, raised
the lofty fag-pole, the stars and stripes
were run up and saluted with the twelve
FOUNDER and by the band. Three cheers
were given for the Nevada miners, except
for whose skill the pole would not have
been set. 1t was heavy and dangerous
task, for the pole is old heavy, spliced
twice and very tall.
Brigadier General Carey arrived in camp
this morning. He was welcomed, first by
Colonel Shafter informally at guard
mount by the regulars. The artillery regi-
ment then escorted the brigade commander
to its camp, where the guard was turned
out and the due salute fired.
Northumberland j. F. Sheehan
visited the camp to-day. Major G. H. Hub
bard accompanied General Carey into camp,
where others of his staff met him-Lieut.-
Colonel Gardner. Major Hahn, Major Hub
bard, Major Ryan, and Captain Sheehan.
Just before sunset, and after the dress
parade of the Artillery Regiment, by invi-
tation Of Colonel Shafter, the brigade re-
view rendered to General Carey took place
on the parade ground of the regulars.
General Carey invited Colonel Shafter to
stand beside him, and at the inspection
which followed, Colonel Shafter accom-
panied General Carey by the latters invita-
ton At the conclusion of this ceremony,
the Artillery regiment was drawn up on
the east side of the parade ground, and left
at ease, while Colonel Skaters regiments
dress parade was held. There was present
a great concourse of people. The regulars
were on their mettle," and at no time
during the encampment appeared so well
or executed the battalion movements SO ac-
curately.
General Carey is tonight holding re-
ception at brigade headquarters, which is
largely attended by Sacramentans and
ladies and gentlemen of Santa Cruz and
officers of the commands.
The signal corps has been hard at work
all day with both flag signals and the hello
graph, and in the use of the latter instru-
ment are being instructed by the regulars
corps of signal men.
Incidents related to the camp last night
were numerous. In the first place, num-
Der of the guard shirked duty and threw
the burden of guarding the camp upon the
small guard left.
An officer on the staff coming to the line
without the countersign was put under ar
rest and sent to his quarters by Cadet
Officer of the Guard.
Half the large number of prisoners taken
during the night belonged to the company
commanded by the Officer of the Dav,
which occasioned considerable merriment
at the expense of Lieutenant Birdsall
A group of Artillery privates returning
10 camp late last night through town COM
mitted breach of the peace by ringing a
door-bell and by noisy shouts. police
man commanded halt, but the men ran
and the officer fired at them and struck one
of the signal corps in the right forearm, in
iicting slight flesh wound. The wounded
man insists that he was not of those who
created the disturbance but admits run
ming with the others. Santa Cruz police
men have not vet learned that they have
no right to fire upon those they seek to take
in the act of violating a city ordinance or
committing misdemeanor. An officer
can shoot a prisoner or offender only when
no other recourse is left to him to prevent
escape or capture, and not then when the
offense is misdemeanor. But for the fact
that the injured man cannot remain here
he would, he says, prefer charges against
the officer.
A large delegation of Sacramentans came
over to camp from Monterey this morning,
among whom were G. II. Cummings, Prof.
Howe, Duncan Beaumont, w. +. Peterson,
Mr.. Pell, Mrs. Phil. Herzog, Mrs o. P.
Goodhue the four Misses Lindley, the two
Misses Maydwell, Miss De Laguna, Miss
Weston, the two Misses Goodhue, Miss
| Allie Smell, the two Misses Todhunter, Mrs.
| Petrie, Miss Hartnell, Mrs. McCraeken,
Miss Siffers, the two Misses Stevens,
Wallace Terry, Miss May Terry. Among
other Sacramentans who visited camp to-
day were: Geo. A. Putnam. A. A. Redding-
ton and wife, Hon. Grove L. Johnson and
wife.
Assistant Adjutant- General Kewen claims
for the department he represents the credit
of procuring the extra tents of the First
Infantry Regiment, n. G. c., of San Fran
cisco. to supplement Colonel Guthrie's
camping outfit.
| Colonel Mckee is not so well to-day, but
he has made general gain and will prob
ABLY be able to return home next week.
| Tents will be struck on Sunday afternoon
about o'clock, and the regiment will de
part for home at the same evening. ar
irving in Sacramento at an early hou
Monday morning.